Sentence examples for a total shareholder from inspiring English sources

The company has delivered a total shareholder return of $36 billion since its founding, helping BP's bottom line and propelling the Russian partners higher up the Forbes list of the world's wealthiest people.

I.S.S. wrote in its report that Hess appeared to have consistently lagged its peers in terms of stock appreciation, having delivered a total shareholder return of 1.7 percent over the three years before Elliott began its campaign.

With a total shareholder return well above Diageo's during the past four years (see chart), Mr Bowman has earned himself a generous glass of Perrier-Jouët.Last chance?Yet even as he was fixing Allied Domecq, his rivals have not stood idle.

Over the last decade, in fact, companies that spent the most on repurchases had a total shareholder return of 37 percent versus 127 percent for companies that spent the least, according to research by Gregory V. Milano, chief executive of Fortuna Advisors, which consults with companies on how to raise their share price over the long term.

Add those numbers to earnings growth of 5% and you get a total shareholder return of 13%.

ITC has generated a total shareholder return of 24% since 1996, which would be among the highest in its peer group, says Vaidyanath.

The combined bank had total assets of CHF202 million and a total shareholders' equity of CHF46 million.

Not to be outdone, BCG has come up with a rival measure, Total Shareholder Return (TSR), which is the change in a firm's market capitalisation over a one-year period plus dividends paid out to shareholders, expressed as a percentage of its initial value.As well as looking at historical performance, these measures capture the market's estimates of firms' growth prospects.

The SEC's commissioners voted 3-2 on Wednesday to require publicly held companies to disclose "in a clear manner" more details about how executive pay compares to a company's total shareholder return; that is, the annual change in its stock price plus dividends.

Taking a longer-term perspective, though, we consider it unlikely that RBS will deliver a sufficiently high total shareholder return over the next three to four years for us to upgrade the stock on fundamental grounds.

"In a year when total shareholder returns have declined 34.5%, surely it's odd that large bonuses are paid?" asked one prominent private shareholder, John Farmer, saying it was regrettable that investors had fared so badly when the company had been benefiting from record oil prices last summer.